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As an Electrical Engineer (security clearance required) in our Arlington, VA office, you'll leverage your people management skills to help your team members discover what drives them and guide them forward.
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Expertise in all aspects of building electrical design such as lighting, power distribution, communications, and fire alarm. A reputable, multi-discipline Engineering firm is looking for a Senior Electrical Engineer, with a passion to deliver excellence.
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8+ years of electrical engineering design experience in building services and construction industry. Familiarity with computational analysis tools like electrical fault analysis and lighting design software.
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You will work with a team of experienced engineers with great mentorship skills and exciting projects in the field of building construction, including HVAC, Plumbing, Lighting, Fire Protection, and Power Distribution Systems.
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Provide advice to customer on requirements and implementation of systems - electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems. Required Qualifications•Degree in Engineering or Electrical with 10 years of experience or lieu of degree 15 years of experience in electrical distribution systems, microgrid, battery energy storage, PV, building automation and fire systems.
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